The South's Practical Path in Waservates Interview
In January 14 remarks Senator Joseph E Waservates argues the South should abandon politics temporarily to focus on practical growth. He cites cotton and railroad expansion, education, and national reconciliation while urging acceptance of constitutional amendments and steady development for wealth and power.
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Wholesale Shooting Feud Ends in Fatal Double Attacks
A five year feud between whites and blacks near White Church settlement north of Augusta erupts in a late night spree. Alfred Wright, a colored participant, is mortally wounded. gunmen attack Charles Johnson and his household, wounding multiple residents including Dr. B. Dale. The incident leaves townsfolk shocked and the assailants at large as reports detail further injuries and a scattered pursuit through nearby woods.
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